50 Regular Verbs Sentences Examples, Regular Verbs Examples Sentences
| Infinitive | Past | Participle |
| Accept | Accepted | Accepted |
| Act | Acted | Acted |
| Achieve | Achieved | Achieved |
| Admire | Admired | Admired |
| Advise | Advised | Advised |
| Affect | Affected | Affected |
| Agree | Agreed | Agreed |
| Amaze | Amazed | Amazed |
| Amuse | Amused | Amused |
| Answer | Answered | Answered |
| Appear | Appeared | Appeared |
| Arrange | Arranged | Arranged |
| Arrive | Arrived | Arrived |
| Ask | Asked | Asked |
| Attack | Attacked | Attacked |
| Bake | Baked | Baked |
| Behave | Behaved | Behaved |
| Believe | Believed | Believed |
| Belong | Belonged | Belonged |
| Blame | Blamed | Blamed |
| Borrow | Borrowed | Borrowed |
| Bother | Bothered | Bothered |
| Call | Called | Called |
| Cancel | Canceled | Canceled |
| Carry | Carried | Carried |
| Cause | Caused | Caused |
| Celebrate | Celebrated | Celebrated |
| Clean | Cleaned | Cleaned |
| Clear | Cleared | Cleared |
| Climb | Climbed | Climbed |
| Destroy | Destroyed | Destroyed |
| Dicrease | Dicreased | Dicreased |
| Die | Died | Died |
| Disagree | Disagreed | Disagreed |
| Discover | Discovered | Discovered |
| Discuss | Discussed | Discussed |
| Disturb | Disturbed | Disturbed |
| Dress | Dressed | Dressed |
| Dry | Dried | Dried |
| Eliminate | Eliminated | Eliminated |
| End | Ended | Ended |
| Enjoy | Enjoyed | Enjoyed |
| Entertain | Entertained | Entertained |
| Excuse | Excused | Excused |
| Exercise | Exercised | Exercised |
| Exhibit | Exhibited | Exhibited |
| Expect | Expected | Expected |
| Express | Expressed | Expressed |
| Film | Filmed | Filmed |
| Fill | Filled | Filled |
| Fish | Fished | Fished |
| Fix | Fixed | Fixed |
| Follow | Followed | Followed |
| Freeze | Freezed | Freezed |
| Fry | Fried | Fried |
| Greet | Greeted | Greeted |
| Guess | Guessed | Guessed |
| Hail | Hailed | Hailed |
| Handle | Handled | Handled |
| Happen | Happened | Happened |
| Hate | Hated | Hated |
| Help | Helped | Helped |
| Hope | Hoped | Hoped |
| Hunt | Hunted | Hunted |
| Identify | Identified | Identified |
| Ignore | Ignored | Ignored |
| Imagine | Imagined | Imagined |
| Impress | Impressed | Impressed |
| Improve | Improved | Improved |
| Include | Included | Included |
| Increase | Increased | Increased |
| Interview | Interviewed | Interviewed |
| Introduce | Introduced | Introduced |
| Invite | Invited | Invited |
| Jog | Jogged | Jogged |
| Join | Joined | Joined |
| Jump | Jumped | Jumped |
| Knock | Knocked | Knocked |
| Label | Labeled | Labeled |
| Land | Landed | Landed |
| Last | Lasted | Lasted |
| Learn | Learned | Learned |
| Like | Liked | Liked |
| Link | Linked | Linked |
| List | Listed | Listed |
| Listen | Listened | Listened |
| Live | Lived | Lived |
| Locate | Located | Located |
| Look | Looked | Looked |
| Love | Loved | Loved |
| Manage | Managed | Managed |
| Mark | Marked | Marked |
| Match | Matched | Matched |
| Measure | Measured | Measured |
| Mention | Mentioned | Mentioned |
| Miss | Missed | Missed |
| Move | Moved | Moved |
| Name | Named | Named |
| Need | Needed | Needed |
| Note | Noted | Noted |
| Notice | Noticed | Noticed |
| Number | Numbered | Numbered |
| Offer | Offered | Offered |
| Open | Opened | Opened |
| Order | Ordered | Ordered |
| Organize | Organized | Organized |
| Pack | Packed | Packed |
| Paint | Painted | Painted |
| Pamper | Pampered | Pampered |
| Pardon | Pardoned | Pardoned |
| Park | Parked | Parked |
| Participate | Participated | Participated |
| Pass | Passed | Passed |
| Perform | Performed | Performed |
| Persuade | Persuaded | Persuaded |
| Pick | Picked | Picked |
| Plan | Planned | Planned |
| Play | Played | Played |
| Please | Pleased | Pleased |
| Practice | Practiced | Practiced |
| Predict | Predicted | Predicted |
| Prefer | Preferred | Preferred |
| Present | Presented | Presented |
| Program | Programmed | Programmed |
| Protect | Protected | Protected |
| Provide | Provided | Provided |
| Purchase | Purchased | Purchased |
| Push | Pushed | Pushed |
| Rain | Rain | Rain |
| Receive | Received | Received |
| Recommend | Recommended | Recommended |
| Relate | Related | Related |
| Relax | Relaxed | Relaxed |
| Release | Released | Released |
| Remember | Remembered | Remembered |
| Repair | Repaired | Repaired |
| Repeat | Repeated | Repeated |
| Resist | Resisted | Resisted |
| Rest | Rested | Rested |
| Return | Returned | Returned |
| Review | Reviewed | Reviewed |
| Sail | Sailed | Sailed |
| Save | Saved | Saved |
| Scan | Scanned | Scanned |
| Scare | Scared | Scared |
| Share | Shared | Shared |
| Shop | Shopped | Shopped |
| Shout | Shouted | Shouted |
| Skate | Skated | Skated |
| Ski | Skied | Skied |
| Slow | Slowed | Slowed |
| Sneeze | Sneezed | Sneezed |
| Snow | Snowed | Snowed |
| Solve | Solved | Solved |
| Spell | Spelled | Spelled |
| Start | Started | Started |
| Step | Stepped | Stepped |
| Stop | Stopped | Stopped |
| Stress | Stressed | Stressed |
| Study | Studied | Studied |
| Substitute | Substituted | Substituted |
| Suggest | Suggested | Suggested |
Table of Contents
accept
Please accept my best thanks.
The majority didn’t accept the proposal.
act
Sometimes the biggest act of courage is a small one.
The most courageous act is still to think for yourself. Aloud.
achieve
People achieve more when they cooperate.
Everyone in the school was struggling to achieve success.
admire
I admire your courage.
I admire you for your courage.
advise
We wish to advise you of the following price reductions.
I advise you to stop smoking.
affect
These events will affect the future of the children.
Your attendance will affect your final grade.
agree
I can’t, however, agree with your opinion.
amuse
Little things amuse little minds.
Declarations of love amuse me. Especially when unrequited.
answer
I won’t answer questions.
This answer is very interesting.
appear
I appear to have misplaced my keys.
Speak (talk) of the devil and he will appear (is sure to appear).
arrange
Let’s try to arrange something.
I’d like to learn how to arrange flowers.
arrive
Please arrive at the meeting on time.
We have to arrive on time.
ask
Go ahead and ask Tom.
I will ask a question.
attack
The enemy’s attack ceased at dawn.
On the morning of 28 July, a massive rocket attack was launched on Mykolaiv.
bake
If I have enough strawberries, I will bake a strawberry cake for you.
behave
You must never behave as if your life belongs to a man. Do you hear me?
In recent years, she started to behave very aggressively.
believe
What led you to believe so?
He added that he didn’t believe it.
belong
I am broken and healing, but every piece of my heart belong to you.
The dogs belong to them.
blame
Can you blame them?
Don’t blame the victim.
borrow
Could I borrow your gray suit?
Could I borrow your notebook?
bother
My father did not even bother to answer me.
Don’t bother to give God instructions; just report for duty.
call
Ah, we forgot to call my grandmother today.
To call off the dogs.
cancel
Can I cancel this ticket?
Could you cancel my reservation?
carry
If you agree to carry the calf, they’ll make you carry the cow.
I want you to carry on with the work while I am out of country.
cause
Will the therapy cause me any pain?
If you don’t brush your teeth, they will decay and cause pain.
celebrate
Our family doesn’t celebrate Christmas.
Muslims celebrate Eid.
clean
We need to clean the barn.
To come out with clean hands.
clear
The mist will clear off very soon.
You must steer clear of that gang.
climb
Steve struggled to climb to the top.
The climb to the summit took six hours.
destroy
You can destroy wood and brick, but you can’t destroy a movement.
We intend to destroy it.
die
To awake from death is to die in peace.
I can’t afford to die I’d lose too much money.
disagree
You should know I disagree with a lot of traditional advice.
Mencius said that human nature is good. I disagree with that.
discover
The world is a possibility if only you’ll discover it.
discuss
Let’s discuss that problem later.
Let’s discuss it over dinner.
disturb
They can listen to music provided they disturb nobody.
I don’t want to disturb Ketty.
dress
Michael has bought a new dress but she hasn’t worn it yet.
I have to dress up.
dry
I only feed my dog dry dog food.
My shirt isn’t dry yet.
end
The end doesn’t justify the means.
The future is uncertain but the end is always near.
enjoy
It’s raining very hard today. Nonetheless, let’s go out and enjoy ourselves!
They work hard, they enjoy life, they make plans for the future.
entertain
Will you entertain the guests while I get dressed?
excuse
The only excuse for war is that we may live in peace unharmed.
You have no excuse for being early.
exercise
I encouraged Alex to exercise more often.
The prosecutor did not exercise his right of appeal.
exhibit
I have no use for people who exhibit manners.
Don’t you have a museum exhibit to be in somewhere ?
expect
In any investment, you expect to have fun and make money.
George certainly didn’t expect to win.
express
People often express our emotions nonverbally.
I’d like to express my gratitude.
film
I’m not a film buff. I don’t watch a lot of movies.
I think English film is very embarrassed by patriotism, generally.
fill
How many liters does it take to fill a hot tub?
Jack needed to fill out lots of forms.
fish
The cat would eat fish and would not wet her paws.
We will eat fish in the evening, my father will cook it.
fix
She tugged awkwardly at the strip of towel. “I need Nina to fix this one.
I’m trying to fix the computer.
follow
You should follow Alex’s example.
Do not follow me! Let’s just be fabulously where we are and who we are.
